The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... profits of journalism . They would , in fact , treat the proprietary as the great singers treat operatic lessees , and it would , in a year or two , be advisable to pay litterateurs not to join rival productions . Supposing Mr. Charles ...
... profits of journalism . They would , in fact , treat the proprietary as the great singers treat operatic lessees , and it would , in a year or two , be advisable to pay litterateurs not to join rival productions . Supposing Mr. Charles ...
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... profit by their children's labour unless they also give them some schooling . But it not only does not compel them to send them to school , it makes it quite a natural course to keep them at home , so far at least as they can make ...
... profit by their children's labour unless they also give them some schooling . But it not only does not compel them to send them to school , it makes it quite a natural course to keep them at home , so far at least as they can make ...
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... profit doubly by the greater demand for their children's labour , and probably by at least as much rise in the value of their own labour , as their competitors in the neighbouring parish experience . It is clear , therefore , that on ...
... profit doubly by the greater demand for their children's labour , and probably by at least as much rise in the value of their own labour , as their competitors in the neighbouring parish experience . It is clear , therefore , that on ...
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